It includes a read-out from the executive search company that submitted his resume for the job before his being hired on July 1, 2021, re-asserting they did their due diligence in vetting him. On Wednesday (July 13) night, Broadnax sent a 10-page document with photocopies of various certifications addressed to the Clintondale School Community. His credentials and resume entries for Indiana and South Dakota are also challenges. Tutman: Nor did they require it, nor did you put that on your resume?” Paula Tutman: “And so you’re saying that they knew you didn’t have a license? “In Nevada, I applied for a license never got one in Nevada because of their certification requirements or rules, but I stayed there two years as superintendent, the board and I worked through those issues,” Broadnax said. “I really did not get a license there, did not have a license in North Carolina, but it does not show I did on my resume that I had a license in North Carolina.”īroadnax’s license to teach in Nevada is also being questioned because his detractors said they could find no record of his declared teaching license number. “In North Carolina, like other states, there are different rules for certifications lateral entry, or whatever you want to call it, just like an alternative route,” said Broadnax. They claim in North Carolina that there is no record of him teaching in that state and no record of proper licensing and certification to teach. Two former board members have raised concerns about what Rodriguez Broadnax placed on his resume to get the superintendent’s job in the Clintondale Community School District. Read: Macomb County school district superintendent faces questions from ex-board members about qualifications, spending He said he has the proper credentials to hold a position as a superintendent in the state of Michigan, and he said he fully expects that his contract will be renewed at the next board meeting on July 25. He said he has haters because he’s made hard decisions on accountability. He said he views the attacks on his credibility as a direct threat to his reputation and his job, and he wants his district to hear his side of the story.

On Thursday, the embattled Superintendent for the Clintondale School District in Macomb County sat down for a one-on-one to clear the air. – He has been accused of misspending the school district’s money and not having the credentials to get the job.

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